New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
WEDDINGS.

At ST. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church In stuyves
ant Square Miss Marie Louise Hunt daughter Of the late
" Freeman Hunt, married yesterday Afternoon be
fore large and brilliant gathering OF friends and rela
tives Marion story Of Francis story, or Boston
The Rev Dr. Ransford read the marriage service The
church was pretiy decorated with palms and plants
The bridal party entered the chancel promptly at $3.50
o'clock The bride walked with her great uncle Wilson
Her mother went first with the bridegroom and
her sister, Miss Julia Hunt followed with the best man
Woodbury. Kane The brides dress was made
OF tullc almost covered with point lace. The
corsage. also OF lace was cut high The
half OF lace The lace veil was fastened at
the temples with wreath OF orange blossoms. In her
hand carried big bouquet OF orchids AT her throat
was large made Of diamonds the gftof her mother
and her bosom broad bar set with sapphres and
diamonds Mrs. Hunt dress OF ivory silk with n
white lace overlress embroidered in gold hat trimmed
with tips OF gold wheat was made 70 nston ns nun.
also wore large diamonds. Miss julia Hunt had on 4
muslin emb rodered with Her large Gansboroueh
hat trimmed with Wild pink roses There were 10
Allen. reception at the brides home, No lol East
Twenty-nrstst followed tho ceremony. v AmiSns
Waldorf Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Kane. Mr. ana
Mr.. Frederic Bronson. Mr. and Mrs Hugo Fntsch: NJ
Dodge en- Mr. and Mrs Z ~ Psdeiford Mr. and Mrs J.
Roosevelt Roosevelt MIR. and Mrs James otis, sMss
Ss s'o so,I. s" Mrs Mr h ESsss Nj" IT, T sHa
Mrs FRANKLIN Story Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop q. Ray, Miss
Raw r. A. wainwright the Misses Wainwright and SIR.
and Mrs Edward Gray, of Boston Mr. and Mrs oliver
Iseln johnson Gould. Frederick Gould Mrs frahcls
Talmage, Mrs Julian James. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Footo Miss Foote and Mrs. j. u. Myers MI ana a.as
house on the Fort schny road wcstce'ter County.
and Will live there after their return from WEIGHING
rip
An hour later at the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the Holy Spirit. Madson-ave and sxy,sixth-st Mss
Marqua tonsou daughter Of The late fTede,9E ION n,
son. long time British Committeeman IN the Cly ol
Mexico married to Henry Leno1 Banks. a nephew
OF the founder OF the Lenox Library The Rev. Edmund
Gubert rector OF the church, read the service Ihe
bride white satin dress with snort Train me
i iD With point lace The bridesmaid were
Miss Maude + Lawrence, Mss Emily H.
Park Mlss May G. sherman and MAS Florence lutgch
rhe maids Of honor Miss Constance Day and MISS
Louise Conway The best man was John FISHER sheaie
Banks. the bridegroom brother. The ishef. were H. ~
Lee r. |. Lee, X h. jenkins and {. Harris. MANY
friends and relatives present at the ceremony
small reception was given alter mo wedding al '"o
brides home No. 1871 West Seventy elghth-sL
souTu ANNOY June 22-The Rev. Prescott Eyarts,
assistant OF the Church OF the Holy Communion
at Twentieth ST. and sxth-ave and third son OF Senator
Evaris OF New-York. married here to-day 10 MISS
Emily Charlotte Potter COnoyer daughter OF Richard d.
Conover. The ceremony performed by the Rev. pr.
Colt OF ST. Paurs School, Concord ~ H. at st. stephens
Church. II was wedding. The bride wore neat,
close-1ttng costume OF white silk. trimmed with point
lace She white lace veil ornamented with pearls
and looped with diamond pins The bridesmaids were
Miss Caroline and Miss Alice COnover. sisters OF the
bride Miss Mary Evars. sister OF the brdegroom Miss
Mamie Conoyer cousin OF the bride, and Miss Emily
Parker The ushers Alfred Baker. J. W. snther-
end Thomas COnOver. They wore button-hoe bouquets
OF pond lilies. large floral arch covered the entrance
OF the communion table. the bride given away ny
her father Luncheon served later sc the home OF
the brides parents and q reception was he'd. Inc
newly married couple 90 TO Washington on their bridal